29ebJCyy

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by 29ebJCyy 9mo ago
Having someone else write the code is about as far from intentional practice as can be. I do think the “becoming dependent on your replacement” point is somewhat weak. Once AI is as good as the best human at programming (which I think could
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by 29ebJCyy 9mo ago
Have to? No, there are other options. But to twist this question a little bit - does a child that grows up in the United States have to speak English? They do not, technically. And in fact some small percentage don’t, but the vast, vast m
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by 29ebJCyy 1y ago
I think it’s an elementary definition of stability. Just because the derivative of the function is never zero doesn’t mean it contains no useful information.
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by 29ebJCyy 1y ago
There is absolutely stability if you zoom out to the time scale that permits evolutionary adaptation (and of course, if you zoom out much farther it all devolves to noise again). But it’s specious to say that “the only constant is change” a
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by 29ebJCyy 1y ago
I don’t doubt this but it might help to include some examples if you have any close at hand.
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by 29ebJCyy 1y ago
I know this is somewhat antithetical to this article, but I’ve gotten similar vibes recently from Astro. Yes, I had to relearn some stuff, but once your brain starts thinking the Astro way, it mostly just works and feels closer to rails (bu
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by 29ebJCyy 1y ago
Can you explain how this is useful for those problems though? I'm struggling to come up with a way to use rank queries on embeddings in order to get back useful information.
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by 29ebJCyy 1y ago
https://retracesoftware.com/ Is python specific and seems promising.
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by 29ebJCyy 2y ago
Technically it should be a 401. Tsk tsk IncreasePosts.
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by 29ebJCyy 2y ago
Some people get abused into being better, but it's not the only way.
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by 29ebJCyy 3y ago
No but this seems neat! I'll check it out, thanks!
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by 29ebJCyy 3y ago
Just to be clear I love neovim (though I don't really like Lazy particularly, maybe I should give it another shot). Mostly I'm looking for something that is close enough to vim for me but also close enough to VSCode for the people
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by 29ebJCyy 3y ago
When I'm developing alone I mostly don't miss anything when in Neovim. However, even with mouse features enabled vim is not a great experience when I'm pairing with someone who is only used to using VSCode (which is a lot o
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by 29ebJCyy 3y ago
As someone who uses Neovim, I would love to have a near-vim experience in something that has all of the convenience of VSC + a great plugin ecosystem. However, I'm not sure about the fact that in `normal` mode `:` just brings up the `c
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by 29ebJCyy 3y ago
Just record a Replay ( https://replay.io ). Done!
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by 29ebJCyy 5y ago
I think this has what you are looking for, there are a few different cards to choose from but I think they are all in the 35mm square range ( https://github.com/blues/note-hardware/tree/master/Notecard )
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by 29ebJCyy 6y ago
> I’m going all in on independence, and I’m going to try to make a living with my own bare hands starting from ~~nothing~~. Good on you for doing your own thing, but I think it's accurate to say you are starting "from nothing&q
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by 29ebJCyy 6y ago
Peter Godfrey Smith has a great summary of this in "Other Minds": > Why should an organism devote all its resources to one brood, or one breeding season? Much depends, again, on the risk of death by predation and other external